lkswan747
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This post made me purposely walk down the passage and fart on every step.This post gave me cancer
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This post made me purposely walk down the passage and fart on every step.This post gave me cancer
If you're warning us it's probably a good idea to post evidence. Otherwise you may be just a bad actor trying to drag their name through the mud. I don't shop with them so it doesn't affect me but other people do so might be a good idea to support your claims.
Damn they destroyed it, that oily fingerprint, you will be getting random reboots in a month or twoWell just for refence. Again could be supplier or rebeltech. None of them could give me any note of the condition or quality control note. Asus gigabyte Taiwan and asrock all said this board wouldn't pass quality control. So yeah there are 4 people or brands who I can stop buying from gigabyte, rebeltech, Kingston, frontosa.
I will show The more easier to see things.
1. Box damage (as appose to the nvme heatsink or fluff in the GPU slot or memory or the brown thing that came out of cpu socket)
4. Look along the rails scratches right across the rails with white speckles aswell
5. Cpu backplate completely scracthed near chips and you can see the left over white stuff there too. The fluff is too small to see but that area is actually like a cobweb there.
8. Above the GA you can see discoloration and it's on cpu power rails, unfortunately doesn't show its yellow tint in the picture.
10 liquid damage.
Some things are just there for showing negligence. Well if you want to show only the chocolate crumb a thief stole and not the cctv footage, that's your problem.Damn they destroyed it, that oily fingerprint, you will be getting random reboots in a month or two![]()
No I'm talking about wootware. Rebel once had online chat window for direct communication.Their service is fine for general things (regarding tech support or chat about possible solutions or even box wrapping) but not at all notch customer relations. Their after sales support is the problem. I don't think they ever had a chat feature. I think you may be thinking Wootware.
Well I did rma it right after I opened the packet, however they tried their luck by sending the same board to me just cleaned this time they cleaned it. Except the liquid stains are deep so it is more likely liquid damage.No I'm talking about wootware. Rebel once had online chat window for direct communication.
If you need to test them just rma your hardware.
Did they also show off their math skills, they are telling me just under 18 months is 2 years.Quite common practice from frontosa, currently awaiting from sept 2024 for a RMA. They only send items to gigabyte twice a year, and mine just missed the cut off . They dont want to swap it with on site stock, as it was almost out of warranty. This was wobbly fan on a gigabyte card.
Frontosa also has given me RMA stock, that had rust on the screws.
Was the walking part on purpose? Because you cant help farting on every step.This post made me purposely walk down the passage and fart on every step.![]()
So is it not working?Well just for refence. Again could be supplier or rebeltech. None of them could give me any note of the condition or quality control note. Asus gigabyte Taiwan and asrock all said this board wouldn't pass quality control. So yeah there are 4 people or brands who I can stop buying from gigabyte, rebeltech, Kingston, frontosa.
I will show The more easier to see things.
1. Box damage (as appose to the nvme heatsink or fluff in the GPU slot or memory or the brown thing that came out of cpu socket)
4. Look along the rails scratches right across the rails with white speckles aswell
5. Cpu backplate completely scracthed near chips and you can see the left over white stuff there too. The fluff is too small to see but that area is actually like a cobweb there.
8. Above the GA you can see discoloration and it's on cpu power rails, unfortunately doesn't show its yellow tint in the picture.
10 liquid damage.
Probably works, I didn't test it at all, nor have I accepted the delivery, they say it's perfect. Obviously they gave no details of how they tested it. Usually all board manufacturers do not give you a board with oil marks directly on the cpu rails. Since there can be short circuits or voltage flow back. For example there is nothing to solder their so it's not fluxSo is it not working?
I did not see any oil on the pics, or are you referring to the finger smudge marks?Probably works, I didn't test it at all, nor have I accepted the delivery, they say it's perfect. Obviously they gave no details of how they tested it. Usually all board manufacturers do not give you a board with oil marks directly on the cpu rails. Since there can be short circuits or voltage flow back. For example there is nothing to solder their so it's not flux
I just call it oil because it has a slight yellow tint stain visible in certain angles but in picture it is a dark discoloration that is only on the cpu rail. For reference The acutal cooking oil was only on the memory sticks heatsink luckily (seemed like it) along with tomato sauce so I already did my time having to wipe that off multiple times. Kingston luckily said the white warranty stickers that were peeling off and ink smeared wasn't too important but everywheere else would have voided the warranty. And so you know they told me they had not even touched the memory at all.I did not see any oil on the pics, or are you referring to the finger smudge marks?
Honestly speaking, I think you are being a little petty here. If the board was not working, that's one thing. But you are complaining about God knows what and have not even tested the board.
Look, if it's really as bad as you say, I can understand. My comments were based on the pictures you posted, and if I go by this, it does not look bad at all.I just call it oil because it has a slight yellow tint stain visible in certain angles but in picture it is a dark discoloration that is only on the cpu rail. For reference The acutal cooking oil was only on the memory sticks heatsink luckily (seemed like it) along with tomato sauce so I already did my time having to wipe that off multiple times. Kingston luckily said the white warranty stickers that were peeling off and ink smeared wasn't too important but everywheere else would have voided the warranty. And so you know they told me they had not even touched the memory at all.
Sure you can call it petty if you want to. Simple facts you take 1 month to give it to me in a horrible condition, that if I didn't check there would be food remains squashed on the cpu and cpu pins. Of which a 13th gen would be inside With the whole oxidation fiasco along with oil that gets or is conductive?? Isn't that overkill already ? Then you take 1 more month to simply clean the board because you thought I was talking about aethetics the whole time just because I referenced the thermal paste etc. How much do you want me to let go? I already waited 2 months and 2 weeks to buy a replacement board. Also before the website updated the board said 5 years warranty after the update it said 3 years.
I was just showing the box and nvme heatsink because of a "impossible damages in impossible places" like the nvme plate that looks like it was used in a chicken coop as a floor.Like I said if I didn't check the board there was fluff in the slots and food remnants in the cpu socket. When a 13th gen goes inside...He is well within his rights to return that, and I would, simply because the inner packaging is penetrated.
This is either transit damage or repack and if it was repack then it had better have been advertised as "open-box" and not new.
If he had accepted that then anything that could have gone wrong in future would have always brought up this condition.
Not going to accept your new car if the salesman took a dump in the back seat now would you. Yes it still drives. But it also now smells like ****.
Don't worryLook, if it's really as bad as you say, I can understand. My comments were based on the pictures you posted, and if I go by this, it does not look bad at all.
But yes, if I found tomato sauce on my new board, or food remains squashed on the CPU & CPU pins, I would not be happy. (You should have posted those pictures, and not what appears to be a fingerprint smudge)
They not. It's likely because I informed them that the board warranty on website said 5 years and when update came (sometime last year or this year) it said 3 years. And yes I got an ignore and it's response was its 3 years. So probably don't worry.Frontosa will never handle those warranties for them imo. Either way I told them I am willing to edit my review but they just keep pushing their luck. Like I said if you buy something and never have to rma it you will be fine.And now their website is down. I think they're done....